New Ulm weekly review., 1887-11-23
Fresh Oysters at Eibner's.

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ington Saturday.
Everybody go and see Fanchon Sun
day night.
George Hamlin, admission so cents,
no extra price for reserved seats.
Don't fail to see George Hamlin as
the bewitching little cricket Sunday
night,
Members of the dancing club can Sc
cure extra tickets by applying to F.
Pfaender.
The fire department will meet Friday
evening. See announcement in anoth-
er column.
Chas. Heideman acted as foreman
and A. G. Wagner as secretary of the
grand jury.
Sommerville, Thompson, Burnside
and Davis are the only outside attor-
neys attending court.
Christ Ruehmke will open his grocery
store, corner of Minnesota and Third
streets North, Monday next.
The State street clstern is nearly
completed and the fire department. is
praying for lots of rain to fill it.
F. D. Terrell has gone to Huron to
work for the Western Union. Night
work at the depot did not agree with
him.
The order of Judge Webber, sum-
moning the petit jury for the. second
day of court week gives good satisfac-
! ton.
VIM. Jones, for mer resident of La
fayette but lately of Alabama was in
town on his way to Washington Teri.
Monday.
| Jos. Gales has made his headquar.
ters with Lind and Hagberg where all
who need his services as constable are
requested to call.
George Hamlin comes to us well
recommended by the Press and lei
everybody turn out and give her full
house Sunday night Nov. ~.
Mr.. Henry koehler has removed
with his family to New Philadelphia,
Ohio. He will work in a furniture
factory at that place.
In another column the city council is
advertising for bids to construct 9
bridge across the Minnesota river
Bids must be in before Dec. 6, 1887.
Miss Hamlin has no Superior and
few If any equals in Fanchon, SO We
promise the theatre goers rare treat
Sunday night.
R. Pfefferle. Chas. L. Roos, c. ". H
Heidemann, Albert Hagberg, o. Schell
r. Kiesling and Ernst Brandt went tx
St. Peter last Thursday to take look
at the ruins.
|~Chas. L.. Roos is displaying his fin.
and extensive line of holiday good
this fall. Call and examine his good
and prices. It is no trouble to show
the goods and he is always glad to d,
so.
Company A will give a dance a
Union Hall tomorrow evening. Tn
dances given by the company have al
ways proven to be enjoyable ones ant
the one tomorrow evening will Ger
tainly not be an exception.
Societies and churches who wan
large Christmas trees are requested t,
leave their orders with c. L. Roos a
once. He will go to the pineries to sc
lect the trees in order to be able to sup
ply his patrons with none but the best.
Several cows, belonging to H. Dietz
of Cottonwood, have been poisoned b,
some unknown party or parties lately
Some time ago a dog belonging to Mr.
Dietz was also poisoned. What tn
reason for this was no one seems t,
know.
Chas. Clemens received bad iniur,
while unloading stone for the .ney
court house yesterday morning. On
of his legs was scraped and bruised b,
a stone slipping. He had to be con
veyed to his home as he was unable t,
walk.
The Turnyerein has engaged th'
George Hamlin company to play Fan
chon Sunday evening. The play (Mut
tersegen) was rendered in German b,
the dramatic section of the Turnyerei,